Let's talk about Bundled Care of Pediatric Critical Care Patients: Guidelines and Implementation Part 2! We start with Dr. John Berkenbosch talking about choosing the right analgesic/sedation/NMB agent
Underlying disease may cause pain that we cannot well appreciate.
✅Enhancement of sleep should be a goal for its restoration and reduction of delirium.
✅IV opiates strong recommendation to manage moderate to severe pain
❓Need studies comparing opiates #SCCM2022#PedsICU 2/
Non-opioid adjunct
Consider use of non opioids both NSAIDS and APAP
Reduced pain scores, and opiate use #SCCM2022#PedsICU 3/
But what sedative agents?
✅"Suggest" use alpha2 agonist as primary class of agents
✅alpha agonist used reduced opiate use and reduced incidence of delirium
✅While HR/BP difference, not clinically significant
✅Includes post op cardiac patients #SCCM2022#PedsICU
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✅Suggest propofol use limit to less than 48 hours and <4mg/kg/hr
✅More study needed on PRIS
✅NMB-assure use of sedation and analgesia to prevent awareness throughout NMB use #SCCM2022#PedsICU
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Next Dr. Pete Johnson on right analgesic/sedation agent in the #PedsICU patient
Barriers to optimal selection
🔸drug shortages
🔸patient issues such as renal/hepatic dysfx,
🔸tolerance
🔸obesity dosing adjustments (#whatRDsdo)
Given that, ?considerations to build protocols
🔸select pain/sedation scoring tools
🔸select NMB depth/goals
🔸consider unit specific culture in order sets
🔸be aware of JC/CMS med mgmt standards
Barriers and strategies to protocol implementation
🔸changing culture
🔸lack of agreement across providers and disciplines
🔸need multi-pronged education, using champions, online, f2f (ref the SANDWHICH trial)
🔸ongoing vigilance needed for sustainability #SCCM2022#PedsICU
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Next Dr. Heidi Smith talks about assessment, prevention & mgmt pediatric delirium
🔸prevalence 5-66% in PICU
🔸Hypoactive motor type most common
🔸risk factors incl younger age, neurodev delay, nutrition status, cyanotic CHD #SCCM2022#PedsICU#NutritionMatters#PICUNutrition
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Delirium outcomes include ⬆️LOS, duration MV, ⬆️costs
🔸recommend use of CAPD, pCAM-ICU & psCAM-ICU screening tools
🔸screen routinely throughout PICU stay
🔸 #SCCM2022#PedsICU
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What non-pharm interventions are recommended?
🔸family presence
🔸sleep hygiene
🔸interdisciplinary rounds
🔸early mobility
Now what pharm interventions are recommended?
🔸what's driving the symptom of agitations?
🔸where is my patient on their illness/recovery trajectory
🔸consider atypical antipsychotics (off label) for agitation, not prevention
🔸minimize use of benzo
Finally, Dr. Shari Simone discusses how to implement delirium screening and what to do with your results!
🔸interdisciplinary task force
🔸measured screening compliance, delirium incidence
🔸#brainrounds monthly conference #SCCM2022#PedsICU
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Expect long term work to measure results, institute #QI, and remeasure. Key strategies:
🔸add complexity over time
🔸shared commitment and champions
🔸Buy-in of PICU leadership
🔸Pilot paper screening, then build into EHR
🔸assess knowledge, attitudes #SCCM2022#PedsICU
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Part 3 #Illnessdoesntmeanstillness by @SapnaKmd
🔸we have created a culture of immobility
🔸"prolonged bedrest is anatomically and physiologically unsound" JAMA
My friend and former division chief Dr. Jim Besunder talks about evidence based assessment of pain and agitation #SCCM2022#PedsICU#PANDEM 1/
Besunder - while self report is the gold standard, the age, acuity and interventions of the #PedsICU patient make this often not useful. Many other tools aren't validated in the population. 2 that work well are Oucher and Wong Baker #SCCM2022 2/
The guidelines recommend using self report tools when possible, the FLACC or COMFORT-B in non-communicative patients. Avoid use of VS alone to assess pain. #SCCM2022#PedsICU 3/
My next #PedsICU related #SCCM2022 topic is Pediatric TAXI-CAB Guidance. First @nellis discusses aims & general methods to create guidance for plasma & platelet transfusion.
Incredible expert team, but no nurses? Nurses administer🩸products and monitor for adverse events
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Next up for me at #SCCM2022: Thought Leader: Critical Care Nurses and COVID-19 with John Gallagher, DNP, CCNS, CCRN-K.
Nurses faced both stressors & opportunities for unity & leadership. Expanding service delivery in the face of limited understand of #COVID19@SCCM_Nursing 1/
Preparedness, technology, staff wellbeing, education led to innovation. B/C future disasters are inevitable, what did we do well? Where did we lag (PPE)? #SCCM2022
Conventional, Contingency practice are familiar, but we have been in extended Crisis mode 2/
Dr. G talks about Risk = Probability x Severity.
Maybe we should add duration (my own thoughts)
Improving communication with all staff members needed. How to augment with non CC providers?
Sustainability over time - sick staff, burnout, early retirement